Answer to Question #335928 in Field Theory for Abi

Question #335928

The Sun has a radius of 6.9599× 10 8 m. Use the mass of the Sun from your data

booklet to calculate the gravitational field strength at the surface of the Sun.

(274 N/kg)

Expert's answer

"g=G\\frac{M}{R^2}\\\\\n=6.67*10^{-11}*\\frac{2*10^{30}}{(6.9599*10^8)^2}=275\\;\\rm m\/s^2"

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